Our Alumni Association honored the achievements of new and past graduates! These award recipients serve as role models, encourage others to consider a Naz education, and further inspire a sense of Naz pride. Learn about ourwinners and view photos from the event.
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Congratulations, Class of 2023
As speaker Anne McCaffrey '89 said, "You have all been given an incredible gift — the gift of a Nazareth education." We are excited to see what our newest alumni family members will do next! See ceremony videos, highlights, and graduates' stories.
Honoring the official transition to Nazareth University
On May 31 at 11 a.m., alumni are invited to join the Nazareth community on the Smyth lawn for an event recognizing the official transition from Nazareth College to Nazareth University. The celebration will honor Nazareth's incredible past and exciting future.
Nazareth President Beth Paul took the ceremonial first swing of a sledgehammer — beginning a major summer renovation on the library to enhance the student experience. Alumni have lifelong use of the library; during the renovations, access is limited.
Seventy-five people attended Nazareth's first-ever Lavender Graduation on April 25 to celebrate and honor our LGBTQIA+ undergraduate and graduate students.
With the PGA in town, Nazareth and Fisher mascots teed off for a good cause at Oak Hill Country Club to raise money to support PGA Reach WNY's efforts to increase access to golf for all.
Still searching for something for your kids to do this summer? Opportunities include the Summer Leadership Academy for Young Women and Girls (use alumni discount code NAZALUM2023).
The recently revamped radio station hosts 24-hour livestreams of music and shows! Over 20 students and staff host — and interested alumni are always welcome.
Nazareth alumni-owned businesses are everywhere — in different industries and sectors, providing a wide range of services and resources. This new online directory seeks to promote and amplify business information for alumni to maximize their Nazareth connections.
The conference is open to scholars in religious studies, theology, and social sciences from the United States and abroad as presenters or participants.
